Who is Temi Nkem, 21-year-old BBNaija season 11 winner?

Big Brother Naija Season 11 has officially crowned Temi Chigue, popularly known as Temi Nkem, as its ‘Show Ya Sef’ winner. 

The 21-year-old housemate captured the hearts of millions with her entertaining, funny, fiery personality, and resilience throughout the “Show ya sef” edition.

Here are five things to know about the BBNaija Season 11 housemate.

1. She was born and raised in London

Temi Nkem was born and raised in London.

Although she grew up in the United Kingdom, she has Nigerian roots. Her father is from Ibusa in Delta State, while her mother is from Ebute Metta in Lagos State.

Her background therefore connects her to both Delta and Lagos.

2. She is studying Accounting and Finance

Temi Nkem is studying Accounting and Finance and is also pursuing a treasury qualification.

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3. She describes herself as confident and outspoken

Temi Nkem introduced herself to Big Brother Naija viewers with the statement, “I bring luxury, I bring spice.”

She has described herself as someone who enjoys attention and thrives under pressure.

The 21-year-old also considers herself a good listener but admits that she talks a lot. She has further described herself as egotistical and arrogant, saying she does not shrink herself for anyone.

Her personality has made her one of the housemates viewers continue to watch closely.

4. She enjoys golf, food and walking

Away from the BBNaija house, Temi Nkem enjoys golfing, eating and walking.

She has also spoken humorously about her cooking abilities, admitting that her skills are largely limited to simple meals such as eggs, plantain, bread and Indomie.

She has said honesty is important to her and that she finds it difficult to deal with people who lie.

5. She won N160 million worth of prizes

At the grand finale hosted by Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Imisi was announced as the winner, with Aikuo as the first runner-up. She takes home N90 million in cash and, overall, N160 million worth of grand prizes.